Mozart's Violin Concerto No.3

Hand up. Orchestral concerts I have not been to for years! Too far too expensive. I prefer instead recordings which I can then repeatedly listen to. Opera I am only just starting to appreciate. Favourites - pass any A-Z of classical music and perhaps chop out 10- 20% particularly Shoenberg but that is probably unfair as I simply did not explore further than the first piece listened to.
May I suggest that you join "Passions" create hashtags for your favourite clasical composers and invite others to join you in sharing the classical music passion?

Love opera ? My favorite so far is the Magic Flute. The Queen of the Night's aria is painfully beautiful. Die Fledermaus was funny though lol.

I can watch and listen to "Carmen" on all shape and form.

Yessirree Bob..I even have my own Chopin channel on accuradio.com streaming radio.
And I love opera, and used to attend performances at Morehead State University and the Lexington Opera House, KY.

But I love many music genres, and cycle through them on accuradio.com. - I enjoy pop, rock , K-pop, Thai pop, Japanese pop, Latin music, bluegrass, jazz, classical, African, rap, West Indies music, Cuban music, and so on.

I like symphonic music, I just don’t like a lot of the composition. Not saying talent is not there, but I like darker music. Some classical composer wrote great music, powerful and ominous, but I’ve not heard enough to be able to discuss. Now, while the writing may or may not be good by others’ standards, I dig Black Aria by Glenn Danzig. It just fits my style. Y’all should turn me on to some dark classical music!

I quite enjoy classical. There was a symphony orchestra late last year I attended; they played pieces from Beethoven, Bach, and Brahms (I think). I don't know much about the music, but I appreciate it greatly.

One of my favorites:

And I LOVE choral music. This is one of my favorite pieces ever. I had the pleasure of singing it in high school.

I don't listen to nearly as much classical as I used, but I still love to play it. I've been playing Bass in Orchestras on and off for most of my life (about 20 years). I can't pick a favorite, and my list is long. Here are a few.

Anything by Rossini. Beethoven is fun. Dance Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns. Stravinsky's Firebird Symphony. The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky. Bach. The Eccles Sonata in G minor. Gustav Mahler. Johannes Brahms. Antonín Dvorák. Franz Schubert.

Bach, Goldberg Variations, Glenn Gould

Strauss, Thus Spake Zarathustra

Hildegard von Bingen, anything